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George R.R. Martin Teases ‘Game of Thrones’ Spinoffs with Sequels in Development

George R.R. Martin, the creator of Game of Thrones, has revealed that several new spinoff projects are currently in development. Alongside the confirmed seasons of House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, there are indications of potential sequels in the works.

‘Game of Thrones’ Universe Expansion

During a recent event attended by Los Siete Reinos, Martin confirmed that the Game of Thrones universe is set to expand significantly. “Aside from The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and House of the Dragon, there are other Game of Thrones spinoff projects in development,” he stated. Martin emphasized that while most projects are prequels, there are a few sequels being considered.

Confirmed Projects

  • House of the Dragon: Chronicles events 200 years before Game of Thrones.
  • A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Set roughly 100 years prior to Game of Thrones.

Potential Future Spinoffs

Martin has previously hinted at various other spinoff concepts. These include:

  • Aegon the Conqueror series, set 300 years before Game of Thrones.
  • A series featuring warrior queen Nymeria from 1,000 years in the past.
  • 10,000 Ships, focusing on a sea-faring city.

While talk of sequels post-Game of Thrones is exciting, Martin remains cautious. The series concluded with several beloved characters still alive, sparking discussions of potential follow-ups.

Discussions with the Cast

Kit Harington, who portrayed Jon Snow, has revealed he previously discussed a possible spinoff centered on his character. However, plans were shelved after multiple years of development.

Fans are particularly interested in Arya Stark’s journey. Martin mentioned meeting with actress Maisie Williams to explore ideas, suggesting that exciting possibilities exist for her character. However, he remained tight-lipped about any concrete plans.

Development Challenges

It is important to note that many shows in development do not make it to air. HBO invested $30 million into a pilot for a prequel starring Naomi Watts before ultimately discontinuing the project.

As the Game of Thrones universe continues to evolve, viewers eagerly await more updates on the sequels and spinoffs that could redefine the beloved franchise.

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